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Jay Nottingham v. Joel Finsterwald, et al
as 13-10398
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAY ANTHONY NOTTINGHAM, also known as Jay Nottingham, also known as Jay Thrasher, also known as James Andrew Armstrong, also known as Jeff Andrew Montgomery, also known as Jeffrey Montgomery, also known as Jay Dillan, also known as Sterling Armstrong Harr
Defendant - Appellee:
JOEL FINSTERWALD, Sheriff of Wheeler County, CARRIE GAINES, Wheeler County Jailk Administrator and WHEELER COUNTY
Jay Nottingham v. Joel Finsterwald
as 13-10398
Plaintiff / Appellant:
Jay Anthony Nottingham, also known as Jay Nottingham, also known as Jay Thrasher, also known as James Andrew Armstrong, also known as Jeff Andrew Montgomery, also known as Jeffrey Montgomery, also known as Jay Dillan, also known as Sterling Armstrong
Defendant / Appellee:
Joel Finsterwald, Sheriff of Wheeler County, Carrie Gaines, Wheeler County Jailk Administrator and Wheeler County
Jay Nottingham v. Joel Richardson, et al
as 11-11027
Plaintiff - Appellant:
JAY ANTHONY NOTTINGHAM, also known as Sterling Harrison, also known as James Andrew Armstrong, also known as Jay Thrasher, also known as Hunter O'Brian, also known as Jay A. Notingham, also known as Jay Anthony Nuttingham, also known as Jay Anthony Mottin
Defendant - Appellee:
JOEL RICHARDSON, Sheriff Randall County, TIM LACEY, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP - Medical Contractor for Randall County Sheriff's Department, SCOTT DAVIS, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP - Medical Department of Randall County Sheriff's Department and others
Household Bank, FSB, et al v. Allen, et al
as 4:2000cv00142
Plaintiff:
Household Bank
Intervenor Plaintiff:
H & R Block, Inc., H&R Block Eastern Tax Services, Inc., H&R Block Tax Services, Inc. and others
Defendant:
Patricia Allen, Brindle T. Ashford, Benjamin Ashford and others
Petitioner:
H&R Block, Inc.
Cause Of Action: 28 U.S.C. ยง 2201 Declaratory Judgment
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